Celebrate The Holidays With Own Marin
Looking for the perfect holiday pop-up in Marin? Mark your calendars for Tuesday, December 9th, from 4 to 7 PM and join us at Own Marin’s Holiday House for a fun, festive afternoon designed to celebrate the holiday season.
We’re bringing together the best of the community with local makers, holiday treats, and a little magic for the kids.
Featuring:
Complimentary photos with Santa – capture a special holiday moment for your family.
Made in Marin – shop locally made tees, sweatshirts, hats, and stickers from community-rooted makers.
SugarRush Designs – handmade jewelry by a mother & daughter duo, including their signature sparkly resin gummy bear bracelets.
Holiday Cookie Decorating – “paint your own” cookies with seasonal designs from Cookies by Shannon.
Whether you’re looking to pick up a few gifts, sip wine and hot cocoa with friends, or snap a holiday photo with the family, this is the perfect way to kick off the season. We’re located at 109 Corte Madera Town Center.
We can’t wait to see you there!
At Own Marin, home preparation is part of the real estate strategy from the beginning. Our in-house approach brings together project management, design guidance, vendor coordination, strategic staging, and marketing under one team. We evaluate the property, develop the plan, oversee the preparation, and make sure each decision supports how the home will ultimately be positioned and presented to buyers.
Whether you want a full afternoon at the farm, a quick stop to grab a few pumpkins before lunch, or a corn maze and enough activities to fill the day, there are several great options in and around Marin County. Here’s where to go for pumpkin picking and fall fun in 2026.
What should you know before making an offer on a home in Marin County? Start by understanding the disclosures, property condition, inspection needs, comparable sales, insurance, financing, contingencies, and the seller's priorities. Just as importantly, evaluate the things you can't easily change—such as topography, access, lot usability, street position, privacy, and micro-location.
One of the biggest surprises when you start looking in Marin is how much your buying power changes from one neighborhood to the next. With a budget around $2 million, you might find a larger updated home in one town, while in another you're trading square footage for walkability, Bay views, or immediate access to open space. That's because Marin isn't one housing market. Each neighborhood has its own character, housing inventory, and pricing. The examples offer a snapshot of what you can generally expect. Every property is different, and inventory changes throughout the year, but comparing these neighborhoods side by side can help you decide which tradeoffs matter most.
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